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Removing Servicecontrol Manager

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You can either remove the SCM software or just remove the SCM configuration.

CAUTION: Removing the SCM software or removing the SCM configuration will delete all custom information in the SCM repository.

You can also remove a managed node from a CMS’s management domain without removing the SCM agent on the node.

Procedure 2-13 To remove SCM including the repository data:

  1. Remove the software from the CMS:

    • For HP-UX:

      swremove B8339BA

    • For Linux:

      rpm -e mxcms

      rpm -e mxrepository

      rpm -e mxagent

  2. Remove the software from the managed nodes:

    • For HP-UX:

      swremove B8339BA

    • For Linux:

      rpm -e mxagent

To remove the SCM configuration without removing the software: Remove the configuration from the CMS or a managed node:

mxinitconfig -r [server|agent|all]

To remove a managed node from a management domain: Remove a CMS from managing a node:

mxagentconfig [-F] -r -n cms

where cms is the hostname of the CMS. The optional [-F] force option is used in cases where the CMS is not available on the network.

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